
No I was NOT cruising (or posting) in casual encounters -- just looking for a Pete Yorn ticket. Which is no time to be picky, so I searched all the personals at once.
I guess I'm pickier than I thought since I didn't respond. Although my first thought was, why didn't I think of that? And my second thought was, why is this classified under m4w? Then I realized it's a guy looking to GET a hand job or blow job in exchange for a ticket, not the other way around. I wonder if he would have accepted some marketing tips instead, haha.
The crazy thing is, Pete Yorn came up on Pandora just as I hit this. I never entered him in any of my stations, and I was listening to a new station based only on Lou Reed (trying to remember a song from a dream last night). Weird, huh? Or did the terms of service I always accept without reading say something about capturing and interpreting my every keystroke? Oh well, either way it seemed random.

I'm unfamiliar with online sleazy pickup slang, but I can only assume that since he said "m4w" he's looking to receive service rather than give it.
He could have just said "Tug It For A Ticket" but that is too corny.
This being SF: does this guy want a BJ, or does he want to give a BJ?
They say his songs are good, but I haven't been able to get over my instant rejection of things that try too hard to be hip. Maybe I'm totally wrong about Pete Yorn - his music is critically acclaimed, and while normally that is no guarantee of anything, its got to be better than what Spin Magazine is constantly promoting... My Chemical Romance = Beatles? Give me a fucking break.
Happy Valentine's Day Ms. Twisted!
I've never been able to get into Pete Yorn. Maybe I should try again. My ex was crazy into him.